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<H1>Peperoni output plugin</H1>

<H2>1 Introduction</H2>
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The Peperoni Output plugin supports USB-DMX output devices produced by <A HREF="http://www.peperoni-light.de/products1.htm">Peperoni Light</A>.
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<H2>2 Requirements</H2>

<H3>2.1 Linux</H3>
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On all Linux distributions, you need to install libusb. If you install QLC+ with the Ubuntu
Software Center or some other automatic installer tool, this library will be installed
automatically for you.
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<H3>2.2 Mac OS X</H3>
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Nothing special is needed for Mac OS X. All required components are already inside the Q Light Controller Plus
application bundle because QLC+ uses the OS X native USB interface.
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<H3>2.3 Windows</H3>
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You must install the <A HREF="http://www.lighting-solutions.de/support/driver.html">Peperoni USBDMX Windows drivers</A>.
Usually these come on a CD along with the Peperoni device you've bought.<br>
If after installing the driver, QLC+ still doesn't detect your Peperoni device, copy the usbdmx.dll file
you find inside the driver ZIP package (i386 folder) into the main QLC+ folder.
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 <LI>Unzip the driver package to a folder on your hard disk.</LI>
 <LI>Plug the peperoni device to a USB port.</LI>
 <LI>If you're running a 32bit version of Windows, point the "Found new hardware" wizard to look for the driver under <B>windows/i386</B>.</LI>
 <LI>If you're running a 64bit version of Windows, point the "Found new hardware" wizard to look for the driver under <B>windows/ia64</B> or <B>windows/amd64</B>.</LI>
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